In a new escalation of tensions between the U.S. administration and the media, CNN was prevented from accompanying President Donald Trump on his trip to Tennessee.
The US president's UN General Assembly appearance included renewed warnings toward Iran and a tense on-camera exchange with a CNN correspondent, as his domestic approval ratings decline.
The exclusion comes one week after the White House withdrew CNN and other outlets' access, before a judge ordered it restored.
The network had been scheduled to join the press pool aboard the presidential aircraft for Saturday's trip before being removed from the flight.
The network was dropped from coverage of a presidential trip to Tennessee days after a court ordered its White House access restored.
The move follows a judge's ruling that barring CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House access was likely unconstitutional.
The Trump administration has signaled it will exclude CNN from President Trump's Air Force One press pool for an upcoming trip, the latest move in an ongoing dispute over media access.
Real America's Voice News will replace CNN in the Air Force One press pool for President Trump's upcoming trip, amid ongoing tension between the administration and US media.
CNN said it had been scheduled to fly with President Trump to Tennessee for a college football game before being excluded from the press pool, according to The Guardian.
The pool, which also includes NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox News, had paused coverage in solidarity with CNN, MS Now and Politico after they were barred from the building.
The pope said good media coverage is important, responding to a question about restrictions placed on the outlet by the White House.
Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were turned away from the White House despite a court order to restore their access.
CNN and MS NOW said their reporters were kept from covering arrivals for a state dinner, even after a judge ordered their press passes restored.
Other networks boycotted the Xi Jinping dinner after CNN and MS Now were excluded, despite a judge ordering the White House to restore their access.
Major US networks are refusing to resume coverage of White House events until CNN's access is fully restored, as lawyers seek an emergency hearing over journalists turned away.
Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were turned away from the White House despite a court order to restore their access, prompting an emergency legal filing.
CNN, Politico and MS NOW regained entry to the White House after some staff were initially turned away despite a court order.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must immediately restore press passes for outlets it had banned, calling the ban likely unconstitutional.
A federal judge has temporarily restored White House access for journalists from the three outlets, ruling that the Trump administration's ban likely violates the Constitution.
A US district judge ordered the temporary lifting of the White House's ban on the three outlets, saying it was likely unconstitutional.